Westbrook College - Tower Yearbook (Westbrook, ME)

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First row: B. Meikle, B. de Massellis, T. Hilty, S. Stedman, A B..Wi1liamson, I. Bean, 'S. Cullman, P. Manning, R. Lipp, M. Stiles. Seccrnd row: B. Wood, A. Peirce, I..Cree, R. Schuessler, P. Perkins, C. -Lampros, C. Lovell, S. Thomas, S. Beane J Scott, S. Robbins, M. Simpson, G. Hang. , . .' A Cf - l ,J f -3 Candle Under the able guidance of Miss Joyce Moffatt, club advisor, and jane Bean, President, the Masque and Candle Dramatic Club has had another successful year. A three-act play, entitled Alice in Wonderland, was presented to W.I.C. faculty and students in the fall. A drama and a series of three one-act plays followed this success during the late winter and early spring months. The club also sponsored, a dance later in the year. . y,Zgg N imfgggl 3 .3 y

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On Tuesday evening of each week, the Dance Club held its workshop under the direction of Miss Gilmore and leadership of President, Janice Fahey, and Secre- tary-Treasurer, Joan Couillard. V As a branch of the VVomen's Athletic Association, they participated in Christmas Convocation and May Weekend. Like last year, they attended a university workshop led by a professional instruc- tor and, as we have seen, exhibit the skills and art of interpretive dancing gained by instruction and hard Work. Dance Club Qgfgm' if ' ' TT Enrrfw f k ,W 122 Y ' T 'E Y X W , f 5 . . it ,a,, , , , izezz N , ,-9 ., Wil? my iz: 757 :liz Q i 5 Z J Q 1 F I. Fischer, I. Fahey, S. Murawski, J. Couillard, D. Averbuck N. Bowden, C. Lovell, N. Hill, B. Lynch, S. jessop.

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The WVomen's Athletic Association is the largest club represented by the student body at WVestbrook Junior College. One of the Association's main objectives is to earn enough money to oi-fer a sub- stantial scholarship to a Worthy student who has contributed a great deal of time, interest, and enthusiasm to VV.A.A. The organization sponsors inter-house softball, basketball, volleyball, and bad- minton tournaments to develop sportsmanship and school spirit. Highlighting the year's social activities is Winter Carnival with the crowning of the queen, a jazz concert, formal dance, and presentation of an award to the dorm with the best snow sculpture. W.A.A. was led this year by Linda Darling, President, Linda Whitney, Vice- Presidentg Gretchen Rosendahl, Secretary, and Clare Evers, Treasurer. Miss Gilmore is the club advisor. sg, my 1 was X K 351 Q First row: I. Dingwell, G. Rosendahl, L. Darling, C. Evers. Second row: B. Williamson S. Wells , '. I. Saywarcl, N. Bowden, D. Bullard, Miss Gilmore, J. Fahey, C. Wilkes, H. Jensen, M. Morse, I. Gardner. file, gig agzz Y 1 ,,,,,, ,, i Z 1. gg wav fffgli We -2 2'lliy,ii .5 5? .J 'Y'